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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilkes and !
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suffered a fractured left instep at
. work when a bulldozer blade struck
his foot. A walking cast was applied
at Nesbitt Hospital. :
Sister Providentia, Philadelphia,
recently visited her mother, Mrs.
Anna Parduski and sister, Mrs.
Fred Hoover, Shavertown. While
here, she also visited and stayed
with her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Parduski,
Hillerest Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. Arja Brown, Nancy
and Bob, Ferguson Avenue, and
Mrs. Brown’s mother, Mrs. Ethel
Shorts, Courtdale, spent the holi-
day weekend visiting Rolling Green
Park, Selinsgrove, and Knoeble’s
Eelysburg. :
“+ Mr. and: Mrs. Clark Lewis, Lynn
and. Clark Jr., Beltsville; Md., visited |
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Whipp, Ferguson Avenue, and Mr.
and ‘Mrs. Harold Lewis, -Carverton,
on the holiday weekend. They also
\ Lewis’ brother, Ted,
home after he spent some time with
them. before returning home for
school. )
Mr, and. Mrs. Sheldon Evans,
Ferguson Avenue, entertained the
folaliving on Labor’ Day: Mr. and |
* Charles Poad and Candv.|
Lancaster, and Mrs. Fred Poad,
Kingston. : |
Pgsivate Stanley Parduski, Quanti- |
coh. visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ignatius Parduski, Hillcrest
Drive, over the holiday weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeGrace and
Michael, Mt. Ranier, Md., are spend-
ing some time with Mrs. DeGrace’s
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Brown, Parrish Street.
‘Mr. and Mrs. John Brown. Oval,
Drive, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Perez Demunds Road, recently
visited - the World’s Fair. Mr. and
Mrs. Brown, Debbie. Jackie and
Edward. spent the holiday weekend
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Knutsen |
and dauchter, Gloria Jean, Silver
Svring, Md: Mrs. Knutsen is a sister
of Mrs. Brown. |
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Austin, N.1
Main Street, have returned after
spending a week in Meriden, Conn..
‘@ere they visited their son and
fxmily.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ratcliffe,
@eringer Avenue, Shavertown,
have returned from a tour of the
Gaspe ‘Peninsula -and :New Bruns-
wick. Canada.
Richard Ratcliffe, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Ratcliffe, Shavertown,
has left to study at Westminster
Choir College, in Princeton, N. J..
having transferred from Trinity
College, Hartford, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Laskowski,
Lehman, spent the Labor Day week-
end visiting their daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
Parsons in Arlington, Va. Mrs. Par-
sons is the “former Mary Ann
Laskowski. x
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley West, Fer-
guson Avenue, Shavertown, enter-
tained over the Labor. Day week-
end their daughter Ronnie of State
College and Mr. and Mrs. Llano of
Santiago, Chile.
Mrs. Martha © Lamoreaux, De-
yrds Road, arrived home after a
two months stay in Long Island
j'Y., visiting Mr. and Mrs. Teddv
Foice, Mr. ‘and Mrs. Howard
Lamoreaux and the Carpenter
Families. :
“Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mehalko,
Frances Slocum State Park, had as
Labor Day weekend visitors, Mr.
and Mrs. ‘Mike Mahoney, Erie and
Edward Mahoney, Conneautville.
Mrs. Mehalko is the former Mary
Ann Mahoney.
. Mrs. Lloyd Kear vacationed at
Ocean City last week. :
David Glahn, Bunker Hill; left Fri-
day for Boston University Seminary.
During the summer he served 4s
pastor for Centermoreland, Dymond
Hollow and East Dallas churches.
~~ Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Jenkins,
Ohio, returned home last week after
coming here for the marriage of
their daughter Jacqueline to John
Sheehan, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Girvan, Lake
Street, had as recent guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Ryan, their daugh-
ter and son in law from Ramsey,
N4J., on the same weekend they
e ained their daughter, Mrs.
Donald McVeigh, with her son, Ed-
ward, from West New York, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Zachary
have moved into the Edward Wilson
home on Hillcrest Drive, Dallas.
Jacob Holtzman, Bunker Hill, is
a patient in General Hospital.
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Li ~___ THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1965
Miss Janet Reed
Feted At Shower
Miss Janet Reed, bride elect, was
feted at a shower Saturday, Sep- |
tember 4th by her bridal attendants, |
Carol Lasher, Karen Trewern and
‘Ellie Lamoreaux at the home of
the bride.
Decorations were carried out in
pink with white wedding bells.
Attending were Mesdames Harold
Eustice, Jr., Charles Reed, Warren
Reed, John Doran, Robert Doran,
Lee Miller, Fred Morse, Lee Evans,
Frank Lange. Wesley Moors. Jennie
Moore, Sarah Warnick, ‘Nellie Rit-
ter, Florence Perkoski, Misses Corie
Conklin, Linda Dalon, Mary Ann
Bredy, Cela Menka, Harriet Jo-
Jand=. and the guest of honor and
the hostesses.
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Nallas Senin Women
Resume Activities
Activities of the Dallas Senior
Woman's Club were resumed with |
the first meeting of the Fall S~ason |
held recently at the Prin¢e of Peace |
Church. . |
Mrs. Boyd White, president, pre- |
sided at the business meeting.
Mrs. Robert F, Moore, Ways and |
Means Chairman, announced ‘Octo- |
ber 29th as the date for the Club's]
Luncheon-Card Party. Tt will be held |
at 12°30 at the Irem Temple Coun- |
try Club.
Mrs. Ravmond Flick. Chairman |
for the Refreshment Stand at the |
Back Mountain Library Avition,
thanked her Committee and mem- |
bers who assisted in the operation |
of the booth. This is an annual
project of the Club and this vear
rs. Flick ‘reported a net profit of |
$2,384. !
Mrs. Lester Jordan was named |
new Junior Club Advisor to fill the .
unexpired term of Mrs. Ross Lewin. |
New Club Year Books prepared| Miss Ethel Rosanne Estus became
by Mrs. Edward Ratcliffe and Mrs. | the bride of John Edgar Alexander
G. H. Snowden were distributed | in a lovely wedding, September 6,
to the membership. {at St. Michael's Church in Paw-
Mrs. Herman Otto and Mrs. Rob- | catuck, Connecticut.
ert Scott were accepted as new | The double-ring ceremony was
members and Mrs. Peter Arnaud performed during the nuptial mass
and Mrs. Robert C. Turk were wel | celebrated by the Rev. Hugh J.
comed by transfer from the Dallas , Murphy. {
Junior Woman's Club. I" The bride is the daughter of Mr.
Mrs. White announced two forth- | and Mrs. David A. Estus, 35 Moss |
coming meetings. The meeting of | Street, Pawcatuck, Conn, formerly
the Luzerne County Federation of | of Dallas, Pa. The bride-groom is
Women's Clubs will be held October the son of Mrs. John F. Alexander
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1 99nd at the Irem Temple Countryiand the late Mr. Alexander of 43]
Club with Registration at 9:15. The Morgan Street, also of Pawcatuck.
N. E. Ristrict Federation of Wo- | Escorted to the altar by her
men's Clubs will ‘mest Ssotember | father, the bride wore a gown of
22nd at Bloomsburg at which time Irish Point lace designed with long
a District Vice President will be pointed sleeves and bateau neckline
elected. 3 . accented ‘with seed-pearls and bril-
The program was a very interest- "liants.- The voluminous skirt fell
ing demonstration of gift wrapping from a fitted, pointed bodice, sweep-
presented by Mrs. Emily Lahr of ing into tiers of ruffles down the
‘the Boston Store. back, cascading into a chapel train.
Hostesses were Mrs. Bd Roth and. Her tiered veil of silk illusion, at-
Mrs. Robert Brown tached to a spray of froster roses |
: and lily-of-the-valleys was designed |
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilkes and and made by the bride. {
family, Cherry. Hill, N. J, have | The bride's bouquet
moved to Orchard View Terracs. and carnations, with baby |
‘ roses
Street, is recuperating ati her home missal, with streamers of ribbon-
following a seige of pneumonia.l | tied stephanotis.
Howard Samuels, E. Center Hill | The . mdid-of-honor, Miss Laie |
Road, Is a patient In General Hos- Harris of Baltimore, Md., cousin of|
pital, where he was admitted on the “bride, wore a floor length gown
Tyesday. He was a former patient of white dotted swiss over taffeta,
ati the same institution the latter with fitted bodice. scoop neckline,
part of July. . !and short sleeves. The dress was
Lawrence Carr, Church Stree, re- - =
turned home Tuesday after being a
patient at General Hospital.
Mrs. Eugené R. Miller, Hartford;
Cenn., has returned to her home
after attending the funeral of Paul |
Brace, Orange. i
Melvin and Howard Olver, sons
of Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Olver, |
Davenport Street, has returned to
Roberts Wesleyan College, N. Chili,
New York.
Stephen A. Crispell, Park Street,
is attending Euelid School in Hud-
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son, O., this week. ORANGE
Mrs. Mary Carroway, Wilson,
N.C., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Don TRAP SHOOT
LaBar, Fernbrook, and spending the |
week visiting around. | Sunday, Sept. 19, 1965
. Rev. Charles Gilbert, Mt. Zion, + 1:00 P.M.
was guest speaker at Dallas Meth-
odist Church, Sunday morning, in PUBLIC INVITED
the absence of Rev. Sheehan, who |
spent the weekend at Sky Lake, | Prizes and Refreshments
with a group of young people.
Bride Of John E. Alexander
Miss Ethel Rosanne Estus
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accented with pink satin cummer-
bund with large back bow and
streamers! falling from the waist-
line to the hem. She wore a wreath
| of miniature “Pink Elegance” car-
nations and ivy in her hair and
carried a cascade bouquet of pink
sweetheart roses, carnations and
| baby breath, with streamers of pink
ribbons.
The bridesmaids and junior
bridesmaid = were attired just like
the maid-of-honor.
They weére Mary Ellen Estus, sis-
ter of the bride, Susan Velletri of
Providence, Rhode Island, Jayne
Schultz of Cranston, Rhode Island,
Barbara Sullivan of Wilkes-Barre,
Pa., and Patti Sheridan of Le Roy,
New York, all cousins of the bride.
The junior bridesmaid was Susan
Lewis of North Stonington, Conn.,
niece of the bridegroom.
The flower girls also wore iden-
tical dresses with wreaths in their
hair. They carried baskets of “Pink
Elegance” carnations and daisies
with baby breath and ivy.
They were Judy Velletri of Prov-|
of White) idence, Rhode Island, cousin of the |
bride, and Regina Faillace of West-
Mrs. Walter Davis, Davenport phreath and ivy was attached to her | erly, Rhode Island, ‘niece of the
bride.
David Lewis, nephew of the bride-
groom, was ringbearer.
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TUITION EFZES:
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$20.00 for Driver Educaton Course
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A family dinner was held recently
{at the Franklin Tea Room in Shav-
| ertown honoring Mrs. Edith Templin |
on the occasion of her 75th Birth-'
day. |
Present were: Children; Evelyn
Eck, Jeanne Maxwell, Mary Reese,
Tom Templin, and Fred Templin;
grandchildren; Jack Dorothy, and
Beverly Eck, Bob Maxwell, Peggy,
Cathy, Diane, and Johnny Reese,
Cheryl and Debbie Templin, and
Rebin and Freddie Templin; sons
and daughter-in-law; Fred Eck,
Charles Maxwell, Lewis Reese,
Marian Templin and Shirley Temp- |
lin. Also present were Mrs. John |
Eck and Mrs. Francis Dougherty |
of Shavertown. |
| Other Children are Richard, Gir- |
ard. Ohio: William, Freeborn, Min- |
nesota; Philip, Oakmont; and Ralph, |
Denver, Colorado. |
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder, Sr.
Baby Baptized
Jane Marie Hudak, infant daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Hudak,
Overbrook Road, Dallas, was Bap-
tized Sunday, September 12th at
St. Therese’s Church, Shavertown. |
Mrs. Bernadette Richardson, Dallas
was godmother and Joseph Morzoo-
ski, Wilkes-Barre was godfather.
After the ceremony a party was
held for the family and friends at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hudak.
Clara Hopfer Honored
At Variety Shower
Miss Clara Hopfer was honored
‘at a variety shower recently in
Noxen Lutheran Parish Hall. Janet
Turner and Mrs. Helen Long were
hostesses. Miss Hopfer will be
married September 18 to Elmer
Lyons.
Games were played and refresh-
ments enjoyed by the following:
Mrs. Raymond Kelly, Mrs. Guy
Fritz, Eve Cartwright, Mrs. Clarence
Turner, Mrs. Fred Case, Mrs. Pat
Denmon, Wayne Long, Mrs. Frank- |
lin Patton, Charlotte Hopfer, Mrs.
Walter Galka. Mrs. Ronald Hopfer,
Mrs. Dorothy French, Mrs. James
Hettesheimer, Mrs. Fred Clark, Mrs.
William McGovern, Wilma Hopfer,
Mrs. Lewis Hopfer, Clare Clark,
Mildred Case, Mrs. Warren Mon-
tross, Mrs. William Coole, Mrs. bohn
Lyons, Mrs. Osmand Casterline, Mrs.
Robert Clark, Karen Long.
Alfred Lewis, was best man for
| his’ brother-in-law, and the ushers
were William ‘Alexander, Bernie
Andrews, Ernest Evans, Robert
1 Staplin and Robert Estus.
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Mrs. Templin is the mother of dent.
Mr. And Mrs. Charles Snyder
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nine children and grandmother of
twenty-eight. i
Letters were read from sisters,
Mrs. Lester Yeager, St. Petersburg,
Florida; Mrs. Kenneth Cain, Akron,
Ohio; and a cousin, Mr. George Fry,
Philadelphia. Mrs. Templin also re- |
ceived a birthday telegram from
granddaughter, Marilyn Eck.
Program consisted of songs by
the older grandchildren with Jack |
Eck playing the guitar. Mrs. Lewis
Reese read a tcast from the chil-
dren, which was an original poem, |
and Peggy Reese read one from the
grandchildren. Robin and Freddie |
Templin gave a recitation. Mrs. Eck |
read the poem ‘Only One Mother” |
as she presented an engraved watch |
in behalf of the family.
Miss Beverly Eck then showed
slides’ of her visit to Africa where |
she wag a Rotary Exchange Stu-
brating their 40th wedding anniver-
sary today. They were married on |
September 16, 1925; by Rev. Clar- |
ence Hickock in the Dorranceton |
Methodist parsonage.
Mrs. Snyder is the former Mildred
Harrison, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Harrison of Kings- |
ton and Mr. Snyder is the son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder
They are parents of four chil-
dren, Mrs. George Shaver, Jr., Fern-
brook: Charles, Allentown; Mrs. |
Clayton Traver, Idetown and James
at home and 13 grandchildren.
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At Home Of Niece |
Miss Lila Felt, R. N., who has |
been a patient in Nesbitt Hospital |
for nine and a half months follow-
ing severe accident injuries which
claimed the lives of two of her
companions has been removed to
the home of her niece, Mrs. Robert
Baird, Trucksville. |
Miss Felt, who is a resident of
Idetown, has made a miraculous re- |
covery and is continuing to gain
strength at the home of Mrs. Baird.
Next summer she hopes to be re-
united with her mother, Mrs. Hattie |
Hilbert, who at present is staying |
with another daughter in New York |
State. |
Miss ‘Felt had just retired from ||
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practice when the accident occurred.
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